A major slope renovated in 2017 specifically for the men's Downhill and SuperG races of the 2021 FIS Cortina Alpine Skiing World Championships.
Wide and steep for most of its length, it offers breathtaking views of Cortina d'Ampezzo throughout.
It has a total length of 0.9 km and a maximum gradient of 60.4%, with a drop of 334 metres.
Very fast and demanding for athletes, especially in some sections: the most difficult are the Vertigine jump, the Schuss gully, the Ghedina jump – in honour of well-known Ampezzo athlete Kristian Ghedina – and the Marmotte jump, where athletes must maintain their speed until the finish line.
